Sentences with phrase «little part time job»

You had a little part time job, or you'd pick up all sorts of crazy things in order to exist.

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Employment growth in the recent period has been concentrated in part - time jobs; full - time employment has been, at best, flat in recent months, even allowing for the prospect of some reversal of the large monthly fall recorded in March, and there has been little net gain in full - time jobs since October 1995 (Graph 12).

Other than youth ministry and a little bit of retail (part - time college job), I don't really have any other job experience or education.

But with two little kids, a husband who works hard at his job then lost his job then immediately interviewed for and got and is working even harder at a new job, my own part time pay / full time hours work from home job, and all that was involved with a relocation to a new state, plus the holidays and vacations and conferences, you would have to be uber - organized and efficient and, you know, maybe have 36 hours in your day and eight days in your week to really be ahead of the game.

They're taking extra classes at school, working part - time jobs, playing sports, and maintaining hectic after - school schedules with little to no extra time.

You just might need to view getting up when you hear him in the bathroom as part of the parenting job for a little while longer (see point # 4), at least until he really understands that no, it's still night time.

Results of their study revealed that a wage penalty of 7 % per child existed and that «mother - friendly» characteristics of the jobs did little to explain the penalty (other than the tendency for more mothers than non-mothers to work part - time).

Although I managed to make a (very) little money freelancing during this time, and although I worked a couple of part - time jobs, my life went on like this for about 5 years.

I am blessed to stay home with my kids (4 and 7) but I am kind of «over it» and wanting to find a VERY part time job next year when my littlest is in school 5 days a week.

Some forms are best for part - time endeavors for those looking to make a little extra money on the side, while others can lead to full - time jobs and Internet success stories.

When I departed the Killzone after its first three years, I did it in part because the pressures of my day job — which required an insane amount of overnight travel — combined with my annual book contracts left me with too little time to do justice to everything.

Earning a little money on the side doesn't mean you have to take on a part time job.

There's an abundance of flexible part time jobs online but it might take a little trial and error to find the one that best suits your skills, schedule and pay requirements.

What followed after that job was a string of part time jobs that offered little to no benefits and paid minimum wage.

For a year straight I did little else but apply for jobs and work part time.

I think the side hustle and part time job categories are pretty much a «catch - all» for anything you want to do to earn a little extra money.

Picking up an extra part time job for a little while so you can build up your emergency fund will give you that cushion you need to ride through tough times.

They can take a part - time job on the weekends or do a little consulting work to sock away those extra shekels.

This course structure allows many to hold part - time jobs for the duration of their degree program, and most students leave with little to no student debt — a rarity in today's loan - laden education environment.

If you needed money, you got a part - time job and you tried to work as little as possible.

And given the stress kids are under in attending college, coaching classes, preparing for exams, there is little or no energy and time to take up a part time job to fund part of the education.

With a little help and guidance from any alumni residing in that place, you will know just where to go as a part of your job search, without wasting much of your time.

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Applying for a part - time job is a little different from applying for a full - time professional position.

Sometimes I get recent graduates with very little to put on their resumes, no part time jobs, no extracurriculars.

Otherwise, the second most common mistake a student makes is that they spend too much time explaining duties in part time jobs that have little to do with their job target.

It might mean picking up a part - time job doing something completely different, just for a little extra cash and to get you out of the house.

This, in addition to how little time employers spend reviewing each application, makes your resume the most important part of your search for a job.

But back to reality (I mean, America)... if you're out of work for an extended period of time, do something... anything... during that time to demonstrate a continued interest in your career: take on a very - part - time (5 or fewer hours per week) telecommuting job; join a professional association relevant to your line of work and get involved; take an online class to bolster your skills; volunteer with an organization where you can do something that's a little beyond your skill set.

So it pays to take time to standardize the information in all of the materials that you'll be using as part of your job hunt, even if it takes a little more time and money to do this.

It always feels like there are fewer jobs than there are applicants, and if you have mostly worked for your family or in part - time jobs, the prospect of an interview can be a little terrifying.

It's a little bit of a part - time job.

A little time out of my day to do what I consider part of the job?